Simula Research Laboratory

Simula Research Laboratory is a Norwegian government-owned research institute specializing in fundamental and applied research in information and communication technology (ICT), including areas relevant to life science, healthcare, and computational biomedicine. It operates as a non-profit limited company owned by the Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research, focusing on scientific computing, machine learning, software engineering, communication systems, and cryptography. Simula collaborates with national and international academic institutions, industry, and the public sector, and has notable partnerships in computational geoscience with StatoilHydro (now Equinor) and other Norwegian companies[1][4].